Churches in the Modern State

Churches in the Modern State by John Neville Figgis delves into the intricate relationship between the Church and the State throughout history. The book explores the evolution of political theory the concept of sovereignty and the challenges posed by religious diversity in modern society. It emphasizes the importance of religious liberty mutual respect and cooperation in a pluralistic society. Figgis highlights the historical development of the Church-State relationship challenges the modern interpretation of their separation and advocates for a balanced approach that upholds religious freedom and individual rights in a diverse and evolving society.